The most strikes I've seen on a coin is 3, at a Salt Lake City show a few years ago. Nine, wow, that's amazing. Thanks for sharing it. I like the...
Next time take a magnet with you.
No mint mark, think P... If it's sealed in a sleeve slit an end carefully and pull it open, works for me, good luck.
If I were the buyer you can bet that box will be opened before the purchase. Call or visit the nearest Numismatist for advice and options. I...
Costco, Walmart, and other larger stores have a variety of safes. Prices are reasonable and vary in size. Remember, if they want it, they will get...
Neat post, nice coins, thanks.
One of my favorite commemoratives is Stone Mountain. I have two (Slabbed), one MS-64, the other AU-58. Thanks for sharing yours, good luck with...
Not me, not interested, you keep it, I'll pass!
Great looking coins and nice pictures too, good luck. Like Mountain Man I have never purchased coins from a pawn shop, I'm curious to know also.
Welcome to CT. The future will bring you better luck. Thanks for posting.
Spam, why did they name it after a delightful food. They should have named it Sperm, not what your thinking shame on you, as in Sperm Whale, duh.
Nice RMP. Thanks for sharing it.
The grades are low but their graded. I would leave them alone, but of course the decision is yours, good luck.
l.cutler, I was only looking at the one's that would compliment my set, $30,000 to $35.000. You are correct in that there are some at less cost...
Okay, I'm jealous...
The only Large Cent I need for a complete set is the 1799. In good condition it's $30,000 plus. The 1798 can be had for $30.00 plus. I bought my...
What ever happened to "Buy the coin not the slab. Silly quote: "Hey man, take that 1909 S-VDB out of the slab and I'll give you a thousand buck...
It's a zincoln, end of story. Close.
Good question, great answers, well done!
Folders, trays, and albums are great but where's the safe!
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